Sudoku Puzzles

WOW. I have never been anywhere near first to make a comment. In fact, I often don't make comments that pop into my head since I know no one will see them, since it is almost the next day already. I thought there was something wrong with my computer that the comments were not showing.
Well, Good Maen everyone! And Happy New Year, too.

Hi Sarah,

I think that you are wrong in saying that 'since I know that no one will see them.' Most of us look at the last few pages, just in case there is something interesting - and you can also post on a previous page.
Best regards, Neil

Ah, well, as long as I am in the comments so early, I will bring up something I've been wondering about. While the site offers a method to solve puzzles from paper sources on the computer (which I have done on occasion), I've read comments that some people take the puzzles from the computer and More...

maen all! yo sarah, try using pen and pencil...ink the proper number and pencil the possibilities...makes hard puzzles quite easy. this guy running on one leg is one tough hero.

57:42

First look: Too tough today

Deltz, a hero indeed. This statue is just outside of Thunder Bay heading in from the east on the Trans-Canada Highway. Terry Fox has inspired millions with his Marathon of Hope. After running over 3,400 miles across Canada to raise money for cancer research, he was forced by health to stop his run More...

Nice shot - and thanks for the details behind the statute.
Sarah - one advantage of paper is you can take it with you to work on when it suits and no PC/laptop required- the train, the beach, waiting for kids to appear from wherever...... for the really tough ones, it can take me quite some time More...

I vaguely remember hearing about his run and it's end. He is quite an inspiration.

I think you are right Sotir.This is one for the too hard basket.

Thirded - too hard! Best regards, Neil

IMO the key to unlock this one is b4<>4, then one move =>d3<>2.
Regards,Sotir

Interesting. First time I have using the number prompts. Does indeed make the puzzle much easier. A hundred years ago I probably could have remembered all.

Thanks ttt for finding a breakthrough in yesterday's tough(above puzzle).
1.Note pair 36 at h1/i3;Unique possibilities to 28.
2.An "English" translation of your logic:
2(A). If e6=6,f5=7.
(B). If g6=6,d5=7(because d5=2 would make g6=g4=25).
(C). If h6=6=h1,pair 58 at More...

Hi Alfred,
I just posted my solution on Eureka! for this puzzle – “Puzzles from others, page 5”

SE=8.9

1.SST to UP28 (FXW(4)cd36, -4ab3)
2.K row(6)6 > -7d6f4 UP30
(6)e6-(6=7)f5
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(6)h6-(25')h46=(267)dfh5
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(6)i6-i3=h1-(6=58)e17-(5)e46=(45')f4d6
3.K row(5)1 > -4b2
(5)b1-(38')b1a3=(8)a8-(8=4)b9
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(5)c1-(158=4)ac8b9
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(5)e1-(5=4)f2
4.K row(2)4 > More...